The reopening of Jeremy Clarkson's farm shop has drawn large queues following its winter closure. The Diddly Squat store in Oxfordshire opened following the release of the second series of the 62-year-old presenter's hit Amazon Prime show Clarkson's Farm on Tuesday.
Cars were parked on grass verges close to the farm on Sunday after the public had been warned by Oxfordshire County Council last week to park “safely and considerately”. On Facebook, the council posted: “Don’t park on the A361. It’s just too dangerous. And please avoid parking on the verges of the narrow Chipping Norton Road as it causes damage.
“The farm will be doing what it can to deal with the influx of visitors, so please follow signage on the day. But bear in mind the car park is small. If you are directed by staff, whether you are through traffic or visiting the farm shop, please be patient with them – they are trying to keep you safe and allow traffic to flow.”
